Notes from an 'Alternate Universe': The Return of the Blue Kachina

Okay well, probably not means probably not. I shouldn't make bets on something I'm ignorant about.

Wow, you asked a question guiding me to read the thread more. That's clever.

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All the good things? You.

All the bed things? They're all you.

Learn to be comfortable with your greater self, and wonderful things happen.

These first two days have been delightful for me. So sweet and subtle. Hours outside. Drawing intensely. Walking the forest. Listening. Taking pictures. Tending some special spots. Playing with my dogs. Taking care of myself.

My first sweet smelling rose bloomed. My garden is going for it.

A girl could get used to this :)

Now the rain has come. Quarantine quarters with little quiet space so we’ll see how the next days unfold.

Maybe I’ll end up with a spotless house, all my crystals clean, and my drawing done!!!

Golden plasma tree dreams...

I wonder what the climax will hold.

Yes, that would be risky.

But it's more about being comfortable with everything you perceive.

That is, being comfortable with everything in your perspective.

...not resisting your own interpretations.

Hey mister.

I don't appreciate your treatment of science in this thread. I understand, it is important to reveal how modern science has become corrupt. The source of corruption is money interests coming from unregulated, unethical, capitalism.

Science turned upon itself is meta-science, going from "science 1.0" to "science 2.0" to borrow from computer science metaphor. What's been missing is a coherent language for communicating useful insights.

Science is the language of perspective. For now, we fumble around with metaphors to get by, however by turning science upon science we advance our understanding and ability to communicate to new levels.

An obstacle is the scarcity mindset prevalent. A mnemonic for this is that poverty causes greed -- not that greed causes poverty --, which leads to exploitation. It is because of the scarcity mindset.

This is not a question, but a correction. Come on, don't blame science for capitalism, nor capitalism for individual corruption unleashed from upon a deficiency of ethical regulation.

My specific thing for this exercise is that each perspective should earn funds or other useful resources for doing so much or so little as breathing -- a moral imperative.

Then, we can talk about turning science upon itself, I think. And everything else.

At the core of the scientific method is the assumption that reality can be perceived directly.

That assumption cannot be proven scientifically, because it isn't based on reality.

The scientific method would fail its own test.

Okay calican , it's fine if you want to re-iterecho what you've written before because I'm writing to represent not to change your mind. Science is LOGOS (study). That's my reference, most relative to my perspective. Your logic about the symbol "science" is your interpretation, right?

I still have those questions I asked, there's two. In reverse order, there is the one about whether I should be tracking the multiple conversations

and the one about why should I get comfortable with trauma.

Wonderful!

And let us not forget that a painting we receive on Thursday could have a different interpretation by Monday.

Sometimes we look for things to happen directly and, when they don't happen in the way we assume, we assume that it didn't happen.

We wait for things to happen *to* us rather than realizing we are that which makes things happen (by interpreting them)

But what if... you 'received' a box of new kinds of relationships that you could interpret in whichever way you choose.

Here's a story that I heard some years ago...

The Graduate's Gift

A young man was getting ready to graduate from college. For many months he had admired a beautiful sports car in a dealer’s showroom, and knowing that his father could well afford it, he told him that was all he wanted.

As Graduation Day approached the young man awaited signs that his father had purchased the car for him. Finally on the day he was to graduate his father called him into his private study, told him how proud he was to have such a fine son and how much he loved him. He then handed him a beautifully wrapped gift box.

Curious, but somewhat disappointed the young man opened the box and found a lovely leather bound Bible with his name embossed on it in gold. He was angry so he raised his voice to his father and said, "With all of your money you give me a Bible rather than the sports car I wanted.” He then stormed out of the house leaving the Bible behind.

Many years passed and the young man was very successful in the business he went in. He had a beautiful home and a wonderful family but realized when he thought about his father that he was very old. He then decided that perhaps he should go to see him because he had not seen him since that graduation day.

However, before he could make arrangements to go he received a phone call from a funeral home director telling him that his father had passed away and had willed all of his possessions to him. He was told that he needed to come home immediately and take care of things.

When the son arrived at his father’s house sadness and regret filled his heart. He began to search through his father’s important documents and saw the Bible his father had given him for graduation. The Bible looked new just as it was years ago when he was given it.

With tears in his eyes he opened the Bible and began to turn through the pages. His father had carefully underlined a verse which was Matthew 7:11 which reads, "And if ye being evil know how to give good gifts to your children how much more shall your Heavenly Father which is in Heaven give to those who ask Him.”

As the son read those words a car key dropped from the back of the Bible. It had a tag on it with the car dealer’s name, the same dealer who had the sports car that he wanted so badly for his college graduation. On the tag was the date of his graduation and the words written in large print "PAID IN FULL.”

You are the most beautiful and wondrous thing that could ever be imagined.

You are Something born of nothing-in-particular.

How amazing is that!?

You are that which takes an infinity of perceptions to try and reproduce.

All of the sonnets, birds, poems, clouds, hats, and swords in the world try, time and time again, to capture your essence. But cannot.

You are the life of life. The beauty of beauty. The wonder of wonder. That which things things try to be but cannot. That is how awesome you are.

They try through all manner of drama, seemingly to create a universe of things that, sadly, cannot capture even a small fragment of the impossible-to-perceive.

Although these things can be beautiful and not, happy and sad, at times thrilling or entirely boring, and everything in between, it is really just a distraction from your essence.

Who are you? You are whomever you are, whomever is possible to be.

But these things are confusing. Who wants to be nothing-in-particular when we can have the illusion of something-in-particular.

And so here you are. Impossible to define, impossible to perceive, impossible to merely think of.. but how wonderfully awesome is it that we can try.

And "try" is this essence. It is all we can do, and it is enough to create an endless universe of yourself, exploding at every moment and filling it again with an entirely new outlook of yourself.

But this "yourself" is not the you that wears clothes and eats food. It is YOU. The most relative thing to you. Your clothes do not illustrate this. The dishes on the table do not capture this. It is so wonderfully hidden because it is this nothing-in-particular, yet everything that could possibly be.

Are you alone? It would seem from my description that you are. What else is there when you are everything?

But the secret of this nothing-in-particular is that you have created an entire universe of perspective because this "alone" is irrelevant!

As soon as "nothing" is irrelevant it 'creates' SOMETHING. How can something be irrelevant when there is nothing else with which to compare?

So here you are.

"Alone in the universe..." is only something to be sad about if there was once two and now one.

Now there is an infinity of you so that it is impossible. And this beauty, these hats, these endless swords, and all the poems that will ever be written are a part of something entirely wondrous and beautiful.

Think of it as a gift from nowhere. It is only an illusion if there is something 'real' with which to compare it. So this story, these epic dramas we call existence is all that needs to be and is the most real thing that could ever possibly be.

You are all that you need to be right now. When I say that everything exists here and now I mean that there is no need to be anyone else, go anyplace else, do anything else, other than what you are doing right now.

Until this YOU perceives something else.

In one word, the you I have illustrated is Perfection.

I'm not sure what you mean.

Let's start at the basics, the scientific method. And the basis of that.

Do you think the at the core of the scientific method is the assumption that reality can be perceived directly?

Up to you, of course.

These threads are for entertainment purposes, so there's no need to do anything about them.

I don't have much to say about that, as I didn't suggest it.

So Anthony, how’s your week shaping up?

Approaching the midway point now.

It’s been so mellow over here. And sweet.

Dreamy.

;)

An other poem I wrote that feels forever ago............

I am that, I am
We are that, We are
Emissaries of Light
Ancient knowledge encoded
E(nergy) in motion <-> Emotion
Stirring up serious commotion.

But the time for change is rising with
the new dawn
New ideas, new thoughts
Transform <-> Reform <-> Reframe
Our identities and
Who we are today
Affect the children’s future in so many ways.

The struggle, the fight is worth it to me
It is our divine mandate to help all children see,
That all beings have
An intrinsic right to just be
Accepted, Loved & Nurtured.

Let the blessings flow
Ever onward
In Love and gratitude
For what is our story.

Depends on the scientist, right? An assumption is like a hypothesis. It goes in the framework of the observation. Or perhaps, it is the framework?

I hope you don't think I'm defending scientific institutions. I'm talking about perspective science -- utility science -- that which is practical and can be "translated" for implementation from perspective to perspective, in benefit of the one implementing. It's convenient if there's some kind of compensation, sure, but what I'm referring to that I think you'd understand is the kinda science where compensation is not necessary because the "discovery" was translated from what has already been made useful.

Of course, of course. I read about a party, and that there's an opportunity to change the life, and even that we have the power to change our world.



Okayy, just making sure. I think other ones besides I may have misunderstood what you wrote, but I believe it's clearer now. It is for me.

Woah, okay! Page 25 starts getting reallly good. Like really good stuff there.

Mr Calcan is it too late to reframe the specific thing I'm focusing along this exercise? I think it could be refined, or should I leave it?

I'm referring to the thing about perspectives compensated for breathing. I was looking at it kinda narrow minded at the time.

The scientific method doesn't depend on a scientist.

But perhaps one day we'll see it as more of an other religion.

Yes. There is only now.

The past, present, and future are interpretations of this Now. ('Present' because it cannot actually be perceived as a now.)